Online
privacy is getting precarious day by day. Internet experts believe that online
privacy doesn’t exist in the present time. Reliance on technology and internet
has sure made our lives simpler but certainly not safer.
Earlier
we used to rely on personal references, known websites and local information
hotlines to discover the vendors and merchants in our area but now, we don’t go
beyond an internet search engine.
While
we enjoy the benefits we get out of it but little do we know that we tend to
leave a footprint where ever we go on the internet. What’s critical is that it
is more than just our name and age.
In
order to use an online service, 90% of the time, we would be required to fill
in our personal details or provide access to our private credentials.
Though
security agencies, cyber security groups and cyber law enforcement agencies
have been echoing the urgent need towards a safer internet usage; however big
enterprises and organizations seem a little reluctant as it restricts their
business potential.
This
is evident from that fact that their willingness to increase advertising
revenue has grown manifold over the years.
With
the advent of social media, it has taken further push and now they have more
avenues to track customer behavior online.
In
fact, it is a formal strategy for any digital marketing firm that lures its
ecommerce customers in the name of product exposure and visibility.
On
the other side, customers get swayed with the choices and convenience they are
presented with. Not that we can’t preserve our online privacy but it appears
that we are deeply accustomed to this trend of simplicity and doing more in
less time. Measures like deploying VPNs and private search engines are some of
the steps that we can easily take to retain our privacy.
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